Churches and schools mark Jackson Township history to 1907
The 1807 to 1907 snapshot notes Jackson Township including early Methodist church efforts in Greenberry Chapel founded 1839 with first church 1842 costing 500 dollars. Marathon Monterey Lerado villages show church histories from 1847 to 1849. A modern three room grade school serves about ninety pupils with three teachers and a music instructor. busses take high school students to Williamsburg and Owensville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Greenberry
Jones
Lorenzo Dow
Fin Jeys
Marathon
Monterey
Lerado
Cynthiana
Jackson Township
Williamsburg
Owensville
First Cynthiana Marathon School Built in 1847
The town opened its first school building on April 25 1847 costing 457 dollars. Earlier, the township’s first school dated to 1811 on Ezekial Hutchinson’s farm. In 1879 teachers were paid 1.25 to 2 dollars per day as grist and saw mills operated nearby. Progress links past to future along U S 50.
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Cynthiana
Marathon
Ezekial Hutchinson
Progress
Broadway Club Hostess Sees Fortnight Social Scene
In Batavia Mrs. William Stirling Moore hosted the Broadway Club on Monday evening. John Paschal traveled to North Carolina due to his mother's serious illness. Alma Horn of Owensville visits Mrs. Laura Peterson. Dr. Robert Bishop and son from Youngstown, Ohio, visit Mrs. Cora Bishop who is ill. Charles Miller of St. Louis and his wife stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curtis for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stirling Moore
John Paschal
North Carolina
Alma Horn
Owensville
Laura Peterson
Robert Bishop
Youngstown
Ohio
Cora Bishop
Charles Miller
St. Louis
Clarence Curtis
Death notices from St Bernard and New Richmond
Mrs Carl Nippert Edith DeCamp died at home in St Bernard Ohio after a long illness leaving husband and two children. Mrs Tom Hall Janet White died in New Richmond after a lingering illness leaving husband and one son Glenn Shaw two brothers and one sister. Services to be held at Cranson Memorial Church with burial at Green Mound Cemetery New Richmond.
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Carl Nippert
Edith DeCamp
St. Bernard
Ohio
Nippert
Joseph DeCamp
DeCamp
Tom Hall
Janet White
New Richmond
Hall
T. P. White
T. P. White and Sons Funeral Directors
Charles Shaw
Clifford White
Amelia
John R. White
Eva Roberts
T. P. White Funeral Home
Mt.Washington
Cranston Memorial Church
Green Mound Cemetery
Newtown PTA Installs Officers in Summer Meeting
Mrs. Walter McKay of the Hamilton County Council PTA will officiate the Newtown PTA installation at the schoolhouse on Thursday June 5 with a 12:30 covered dish lunch hosted by Mrs. P E Daily. New officers include President Mrs Edwin C Tiemeyer and others. Brownies and Girl Scouts held their annual Fly Up and Court of Awards May 27 with badges presented by Mrs. Edwin Tiemeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McKay
Hamilton County Council Pta
Newtwn Pta
P. E. Daily
Carl Johnson
Ronald Gillis
Nelson Thompson
A. E. Ramey
Edwin C. Tiemeyer
W. N. Beets
J. R. Anderson
Robert Stin
Brownies and
Girl Scouts of
Newtown
Edwin Tiemeyer
Nancy Williamson
Carol Ratliff
Anne Tiemeyer
Mary
Local Social Roundup Visits Across Ohio and Kentucky
Mrs. Clara Slater hosts visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy of Dayton. Others include Mrs. Dory Slater with Mrs. Henry Backer Jr. and Washington kin, and Cincinnati guests Grace Fomorin and Linda Binning. Several families in Blanchester Cincinnati Owensville and Huntington share Sunday meals and brief visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cox
Walter Murphy
Dayton
James Malott
Dory Slater
Henry Backer Jr
Washington
E S. Slater
Grace Fomorin
Linda Binning
Cincinnati
Robert Berry
Tony. Horn
Eugene
Dorothy Lee Wise F
Sharonville
Evelyn Grossnickle
Blanchester
Slater
Gladys Hathaway
Pittsburgh
Joe Hobson
Byron Roark
Kentucky
H. F. Balser
Charles Wiggins
Julius Reynolds
Owensville
John Wolf
Ralph Weak
Allen Moyer
Homer Morgan
Middletown
Ohio
Donovan Jones
Huntington,w
James Glancy
Community girls participate in troop meet and civic events
Lou Flora and others conduct a Brownies to Fly-Up ceremony for Troop 310 with Mrs Ray Keys leading discussions. A GI show "Rhapsody In Blue Serge" will be staged by Marriott-Haywood Post 5967 VFW in Hillsboro to benefit Homer Whisler Post 3760. Various social visits and club activities fill the Newtown area including a Mt Washington Flower Show and local visits across Berea Kentucky towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Flora
Juanita Kreig
Phyllis Havens
Phyllis Chaney
Marilyn Murphy
Shirley Daily
Marian Taylor
Marilyn Taylor
Wilma Spresser
Darleen Hill
Patty Shaw
Jaceb Werth
Carol Rummel
Elaine Sherman
Anna Lou Schlerty
Dixie Lee Spamozzi
Margaret Ann Spomozzi
Ray Keys
Edith McKinley
Chas. Muchmore
Dorothy Kelley
Ida Rabe
Willard Plank
The
Daughters of America
Hotel Gibson
David C. Shaw
Ft. Smith
Arkansas
David Lee Shaw
Mt. ‘Washington
Campus Lane
Martin Million
Main Street
Berea
Kentucky
Ray Hall
Miller
Charles Simmons
Rose Voight
Methodist
Home For
George Fritz
William Ashpaugh
Clarence Specker
Madisonville
Ohio
Myrta Specker
Charles A. Brown
Oxford
Joseph Parrott
Grove Hills
Delbert Peene
George Wentz
Marion Wentz
Hamilton
Lawrence Wentz
Teol Fungicide Offer At Local Pharmacies
An advertisement promises rapid results for athlete's foot with Teol, a strong germicide made with 90 percent alcohol. It claims quick penetration and superior germ killing. Available today at Nash's Pharmacy in Batavia and Scott's, Bethel in Ohio.
A Temperate Glass of Beer Aids Sleep and Relaxation
A columnist extols beer as a soothing bedtime ritual. The piece describes a light snet and mellow beer easing the day’s creases, relaxing the body, and paving the way for pleasant dreams. It invites readers to try the practice and judge its calming effect.
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Jackson. Township
T. W. Abernathy
Christian Church
Presbyterian Church
C. L. Jones and Son
Ayer
Cincinnati-West Union Road
Cherry Grove
Beechmont
Anstaett
Jester Draconis Design
Betty Suzy
Blythe Lucky Boy
Beverly
Rio Rita
Melody
Marie Lady
Observer Climax
Bindle White Climax
Observer Standard Melody
Thomas Standard X
X of
Oaklands
Observer
Valiant Standard
Valiant Standard X
Heifer
Primate
Oakland
Pioneer
Noble
Observer Baron
Jester Observer
Jester Draconis
Jersey
Conway
Crosley
G. E
ABC
A. B
Jonan
E. K. Purcell
J. A. Bissantz
Forestville
Forestville’s
Forgas
Greenberry Chapel
Harlow’s
East Park
Batavia
PTA
Brownies
Scouts
Clara. Slater
Newtown Dry Cleaners
Capitol
George Rabe
Main
Newtown, Ohio
Joe Marsh
Bill Webster
Ed Mapes
Bert Childers
Ve Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Clermont County Merchandise Exchange
Hyde Park Home
Pleasant Hill
Clermont County
Merchandise Exchange
Bill Ellis
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